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Tye Stevens, facing capital murder charges for the August 2023 killings of two women, saw his trial end in a mistrial after a deadlocked jury. His defense is now aggressively pushing for release on bond, arguing Alabama law only bars bail if guilt is proven — which they say can’t be determined with a split jury. With no prior record and claims of self-defense, plus the prosecution dropping the death penalty pursuit, the defense sees strong grounds for freedom — pending a July 2027 retrial.
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